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Heavy-load robot for internal logistics

Keenon S300: autonomous transport for heavy internal logistics up to 300 kg

Automate repetitive material movements between storage rooms, production areas, laboratories, kitchens and back-of-house corridors with a heavy-load robot designed for indoor delivery, shelf lifting and multi-point routes.

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300 kg
Payload capacity
6 h
Battery life
2–3 cm
Docking accuracy
10 robots
Multi-robot collaboration
Keenon S300 autonomous heavy-load transport robot

Visualise the S300 moving heavy loads through predictable indoor routes

Internal logistics consumes time, space and physical effort every day

Hotels, hospitals, laboratories and industrial facilities move supplies, boxes, linen, parts and waste through repeated routes. When those routes depend only on people, teams lose time walking, waiting for lifts or handling heavy loads. The S300 is designed to absorb predictable transport cycles while staff supervise, prepare materials and solve exceptions.

Why deploy internal logistics with SomeBots?

SomeBots helps validate the real operating conditions before deployment: aisle width, turning points, shelf format, charging area, safety routes, lift or door integrations and staff procedures.

What the S300 contributes to your operation

Heavy-load delivery

Transports and lifts loads up to 300 kg, making it suitable for supplies, carts, boxes and internal material flows.

Shelf lifting

Supports compatible shelves up to 1,200 × 1,200 mm, with 5 cm lifting height and approximately 6 s lifting time.

Direct and multi-point routes

App functions include direct delivery, multi-point delivery, cycle routes, lift functions and follow mode.

Precise indoor positioning

VSLAM positioning with LiDAR, image modules, stereo vision, collision sensors and IMU for controlled indoor navigation.

Flexible charging strategy

Supports automatic charging, manual recharging and battery swap, with approximately 3.5 h charging time from 0 to 100%.

Human-robot coexistence

360° obstacle detection, emergency stop buttons and controlled routes support safe operation around people.

Best-fit environments

Hotels and back-of-house
Hospitals and laboratories
Industrial warehouses
Production areas
Cellars and storage rooms
Corporate campuses

Recommended for predictable indoor flows where load, route, shelf and docking point can be standardised.

Technical specifications that matter before deployment

ModelKeenon S300 Heavy-load Delivery Robot
PayloadUp to 300 kg
Dimensions and weight925 × 620 × 1,282 mm; robot weight 115 kg
Passage width900 mm without rotation; 1,100 mm for turning around
Shelf compatibilityMaximum compatible shelf size 1,200 × 1,200 mm; standard shelf size 800 × 850 mm
Lifting5 cm lifting height and approximately 6 s lifting time
Speed0.2–1.0 m/s unloaded; 0.2–0.8 m/s fully loaded
Autonomy and charging6 h battery life under 300 kg load; 3.5 h charging from 0 to 100%; auto, manual and battery-swap modes
Navigation and sensorsVSLAM positioning; LiDAR, image module, stereo vision, collision sensor and IMU
Safety and movement360° rotation in place, 360° obstacle detection, front/side/rear emergency stops and ≤5° slope operation
ConnectivityWi-Fi / 4G, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and LoRa frequency support
EnvironmentIndoor environment, flat ground, no dust; 0–45 °C and 5–95% relative humidity

See the S300 in internal transport workflows

Heavy-load movement, route automation and safe indoor logistics.

S300 in internal transport operation

Frequently asked questions

Does the S300 replace internal logistics staff?

No. It automates repetitive transport cycles so people can focus on preparation, supervision, exceptions, loading decisions and customer-facing tasks.

What loads can it move?

The datasheet specifies up to 300 kg payload, but SomeBots should validate the real object, shelf, route and floor conditions before deployment.

Does it need special shelves?

It supports compatible shelves up to 1,200 × 1,200 mm, with 800 × 850 mm as a standard shelf size in the datasheet. The real shelf format should be validated on site.

Can it work with lifts or automatic doors?

The documentation states support for lift taking, automatic doors and call-system integrations, subject to technical validation in each building.

Is it suitable outdoors?

No. The documented operating environment is indoor, flat ground and no dust. Outdoor routes, uneven floors or dusty industrial zones require a separate feasibility review.

Validate whether the S300 can move your real loads before buying

SomeBots reviews payload, shelf dimensions, route density, floor conditions, doors, lifts, charging strategy and staff workflow so the deployment starts with a realistic operating plan.